Sentence examples for stream of lawsuits from inspiring English sources

Their room for maneuver is sharply constrained by federal mandates and by the steady stream of lawsuits that push them in ways defying common sense.

They should not be intimidated by the theoretical debate that has now concluded at the court or the relentless stream of lawsuits sure to follow from the gun lobby that will undoubtedly keep pressing to overturn any and all restrictions.

The complaint, filed in United States District Court in Manhattan, is the latest in a stream of lawsuits filed over the last decade accusing Wall Street firms of denying women the kind of pay packages and job opportunities granted to men.

Running this operation "has pretty much taken over my life," Beall notes, adding that his university has stuck by his side to defend him from a stream of lawsuits from publishers.

In recent years, the law firm Faruqi & Faruqi has given corporate America big headaches, filing a steady stream of shareholder lawsuits against companies related to executive pay as well as mergers and acquisitions.

But there's no prominent stream of [lawsuits yet].

But problems still occur, he acknowledges, citing the continuing stream of insurance claims and lawsuits over mold concerns in both residential and nonresidential buildings: "It's an ongoing issue.

Historically, the major record labels have charged sites per-song fees for streaming, badgering everyone into submission with threats of lawsuits and steep penalties.

The settlement should temper the relationship between Spotify and the artistic community after the streaming giant was slapped with a series of lawsuits over unpaid royalties.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

In litigation, firms that charge by the hour can suffer if they are too successful and end a lawsuit — and the stream of payments from continuing work — too quickly.